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Italian for Business
Business Italian for Law Firms

Business Italian for Law Firms

Cross-border legal work with Italian counterparts brings its own vocabulary and formality conventions, distinct from general business Italian. Courses for law firms are built around that specific context.

Content is drawn from the areas most relevant to your practice — corporate, commercial, litigation or another specialism — covering the terminology and phrasing used in client calls, correspondence and cross-border matters involving Italian counsel or clients.

Training can be delivered to individual fee-earners, practice groups, or firm-wide, in-office in London, online, or as a hybrid programme, with the same structured reporting available to all our corporate clients.

See executive Italian coaching London for partner-level individual coaching, or Italian business communication training for a broader communication-focused course.

Flexible Scheduling

Sessions before work, over lunch, or in the evening — delivered online, in-company, or as a hybrid — fitted around your team’s working day, not the other way round.

Progress Reporting

Attendance tracking, clear learning objectives, and regular progress updates give HR and L&D full visibility over how the programme is performing.

Custom Training Content

Courses are built around your industry vocabulary, client communication style, presentations, negotiations, and company-specific terminology — not a generic syllabus.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the course cover legal terminology specifically?

Yes, courses for law firms focus on legal and contractual vocabulary relevant to your practice area, alongside general professional communication.

Is this suitable for paralegals as well as qualified solicitors?

Yes, courses are scoped to the individual's role and starting level, whether that's a partner leading client relationships or a paralegal supporting cross-border matters.

Can training cover reviewing Italian-language contracts?

Reading comprehension for contracts and legal correspondence can be included, though we'd always recommend qualified legal translation for final contractual documents.

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